Toddler CurriculumLanguage and Speaking Skills Label items with words Listen to stories Develop fantasy play with language Retell a short personal story Reading Skills Develop interest in exploring books Handling of books Writing Skills Hold crayon, pencil or marker with fist grasp or adult grasp Scribble Social and Emotional Skills Become comfortable in large setting Develop knowledge of others in his or her surroundings Exhibit self-control Follow simple rules and direction by adults Develop trust of other adults Number Insight Classify, label and sort objects Match similar objects Play with pattern and sequence of order Rote counting Measurement Compare quantities (more or less) Compare area (big or small) Art Use colors that are real and imaginary in artwork Explore and create individual projects with all types of art mediums Experiment with creating different textures in playdough and clay Learn from the process, not the “product” |
Music Use different movements (clap, stomp, pat, jump) Sing, using voices that are fast or slow, loud or soft Change voice to match different pitches ScienceAttitudes and Habits Display a curiosity about the world Understand that questioning is part of the scientific process Discover ways scientists make observations and solve problems Development of Concepts Identify some body parts Explore and identify senses Health Give examples of healthy snacks Name ways to avoid germs Identify reasons for talking to an adult before using any unknown substance Physical Growth Play simple, non-competitive games Demonstrate understanding of simple concepts ( up, down, high, low) Display a sense of risk-taking Balance body while doing simple stunts Social Studies Compare how clothing differs because of the changes in weather Recognize that accepting responsibility and having rules is important Describe the different ways families celebrate special events or holidays Demonstrate appropriate ways to communicate wants or needs
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